Washington Junior College Prepares Largest Graduation Class
Washington Junior College will graduate seventeen seniors at tonight's exercises. The class includes Alice M Daniel president Orval Kort vice president Charles Johnson Mary Louise Harwood Lawrence McKune secretary Clifford Reinert Winifred Carrie Onella Gries John Westphal Charles Jadeaaker Mverstine Daniel Clifford Baker Gladwyn Edwards Jilda Marenucci Alice Walfe George Zeck and Audrey Humble.
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Washington Junior College
Alice M .Daniel
Orval Kort
Charles Johnson
Mary Louise Harwood
Lawrence McKune
Clifford Reinert
Winifred Carrie
Onella Gries
John Westphal
Charles Jade
Aoaker
Mverstine Daniel
Clifford Baker
Gladwyn Edwards
Jilda Marenucci
Alice Walfe
George Zeck
Audrey Humble
Big Clays
Washington junior college shows strong growth in 1932 season
About eighty students enrolled at the Washington junior college with rapid growth in numbers and programs. The 1931 season featured achievements in music athletics drama and other activities including a basketball suite championship. A trip to Amana colonies Cedar Rapids or Wildcat Den was discussed for classes. Athletic awards honored players such as Orval Kort Gale Fisher Dyas Puhr Henry Little Gene Turner and others. Phi Theta Kappa honorary society was considered. Supt H Peet closed with notes on past year results and next year outlook.
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Stuents
Washington Junior College
WSUI
Assorliaion
John Westphal
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Wildcay den
Orval Kort
Gale Fisher Dyas
Community Notes from STRINGTOWN Hielen Rieh
Local correspondents report visits and gatherings across STRINGTOWN area. Families such as Krabill, Johnson, Graber, Be hart, Widmer, and Rich are hosts or guests at Sunday meals and home visits. Eicher church youths held their annual weiner roast at Penn Clift.
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Stringtown
Will Krabill
Winfield
Carl Johnson
Peter Graber
Eicher
Penn Clift
Elmerson Watting
Margaret Witcriz
J. C. Graber
Dan Nebel
Elmer Freyenberger
Rev. Miller
Washington
L. AL. Rinner
Rex Swan
Marian
Made Brooks
Aldred Rich
Bessie Wenger
Ser Graber
Ora Graber
Local Social Notes from Xenia Area Visitations and Births
May 21 at Xenia area. Mr and Mrs W W Moore and Miss Emima Hazen of Ainsworth visited the Glenn Sands home. Gene Stephens of Town City spent Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs A P Jeffrey were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Vane Wallace north of Hawkins. Dick Stephens sold a horse to Harve Wilson. Aileen Jeffrey of Cedar Rapids visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Jeffrey. Harold Clegg’s wife gives birth to a son James William Merritt Hawkins. James Hawkins hung paper for Robert Shephens then for Glenn Sands. Vir Morris and Mrs J E Adams visited parental home. Mrs James Clegg returned from Ozarks trip. Norman Bean notes his mother Dora Bean is seriously ill with heart trouble in Ainsworth.
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Xenia
W. W. Moore
Emima Hazen
Ainsworth
Glenn Sands
Gene Stephens
Town City
A. P. Jeffrey
Vane Wallace
Hawkins
Dick Stephens
Harve Wilson
Aileen Jeffrey
Cedar Rapids
John Jeffrey
Harold Clegg
Washington County Hospital
James William Merritt Hawkins
Robert Shephens
Ralph Morris
J. E. Adams
James Clegg
Ozark Mountains
Norman Bean
Dora Bean
Keeping Fit Among Jazz Band Members
A London humorist notes musicians in jazz bands maintain excellent physical training as they may need to make a quick run in the line of duty. The idea highlights the surprising fitness expectations placed on performers.
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London Humorist
Quips and Vignettes Lighten a Slow News Day
A collage of humorous quotes and sketches offers light relief about daily life. Bits mention a post office puzzle solved by George Masson, a claim that Charlie Ragan’s writing style is overpowering, and a joke about a man who can switch off the lights before dark.
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George Masson
Charlie Ragan
Charlie
George
Felow
Three Years of Married Life for Lindbergh
Col Chas A Lindbergh marks three years of marriage with a playful note on advice for husbands. The speaker jokes that any man could face this milestone and cautions him to keep his wife grounded rather than letting her lift him off.
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Chas. A. Lindbergh
Mr. Lindbergh
May Breakfast Highlights B P W Club Plans
The B P W club held a three course May breakfast at seven in the Y M C A Community room. Committees for June through October were announced with names for program stunt music luncheon and picnic plans. New officers include president Mrs Eva leen Lemley and vice president Miss Tissia Patton.
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Carolyn Hamilton
Della Patton
Edda Flynn
Frances McCoy
Elda White
Mildred Woodburn
Aileen Millean
Isabelle Davis
Minnie Green
Ethel Grecian
Nell Pfeifer
Maude Williams
Ndua Mercer
Evaleen Lemley
View
Manton Hebner
California
Reports From Supreme Convention Held In Toronto
Mrs Rose M Reid supreme worthy guide of the Order of the White Shrine and Mrs A A Spies worthy high priestess of Damascus Shrine report on the supreme convention held in Toronto Canada. Spies praised Mes neid’s election to the supreme office and described sessions while Reid spoke of mileage per diem duties and attending sessions. The next convention is planned for Detroit with plans to invite local members.
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Rose M. Reid
Order of the White
Jerusalem
A. A. Spies
Damascus Shrine
Order
Toronto
Canada
Detroit
Reid
Hoth
Tjples
Senior class picnic attendance and payment notice
Members of the senior class must meet at the high school at 140 o'clock Thursday morning for the class picnic. Please pay thirty five cents to a committee member before Wednesday.
Infectious Disease Bulletin of 1931 Local Outbreaks
The May 24 1931 issue reports last week outbreaks of cholera in West Branch Fairfax Dyersville Dubuque Iowa City Wheatland Birmingham and other areas. It lists mange in swine necrotic enteritis in swine scouts in pigs mixed infections in swine and hemorrhagic septicaemia in cattle across multiple Iowa towns and counties.
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West Branch
Fairfax
Dyersville
Wheatland
Birmingham
Dubuque
Iowa City
Dunkerton
Anamosa
Durant
Marcelie
Mt Vernon
Reinbeck
iVnton
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Lyons
Maquoketa
Katona
Town City
Itvan
Victor
Grundy
Disease outbreaks and livestock illnesses across Iowa towns
Reports list Septic metritis in cattle Vip ton and White scours in calves El tin across Stockport Dubuque Blatra town Wheatland and Iowa City areas. Fowl cholera affects chickens in Dy eraville Tipton Solon Fairbank and Klairstown with coccidiosis in chicks near Iowa City Stockport. Pneumonia in chicks noted near Tipton with infectious leukemia in chicks and navel ill in colts Blairstown Center Point. Influenza reported in West Branch and rabies in dogs in Independence Earlville.
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Stockport
Dubuque
Blatra Town
Wheatland
Dyeraville
Tipton
Solon
Iowa City
Fairbank
Edgewood
Oelwein
Blairstown
Center Point
West Branch
Independence
Earlville
Delicate deception tests a nurse in love
Travers Lorri mer, a shell shocked veteran, mistakes Mary Lou Thurston for his vanished bride Delight Harford. Mary Lou assumes the role to keep his life intact while she falls for Travers. Mrs Lorrimer watches, decisions loom as Christmas and a hospital visit reshape loyalties.
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Travers Lorrimer
Margaret Lorrimer
Mary Lou Thurston
Delight Harford
England
Mary Lou
Travers
Veterans’ Hospital
Jimmy McEwan
Delight
Mrs. Lorrimer
Lorrimer
Margaret
Hidden Truths Strain Relations in a Family Dilemma
A dialogue reveals the tension as one character urges Margaret to reveal a truth to Travers. They fear the shock and possible anger toward Mary Lou, hoping he might discover the truth himself while considering Mary Lou's feelings.
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Margaret
Travers
Mary Lou
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